Swedish design

The Swedish minimal aesthetic is proof that less can truly be more. We love the pared down, simplicity of Swedish-inspired spaces. To capture this aesthetic for your home, give these design ideas a try.

Svenska folkdräkter

Create a cozy and inviting atmosphere in your home with this beautiful Swedish Mysa Print! "Mysa" is a Swedish word that roughly translates to "cozy" or "snug," and this print is the perfect way to add a touch of warmth and comfort to any room. Featuring a minimalist design with clean lines and muted colors, this print is available in multiple sizes, including A3, A4, A5, and A6.

Sebastian Bergström's tiny flat in Stockholm is a masterclass in combining colours | House & Garden

Little-known fact: The Swedish mega furniture maker's back catalog includes some greatest hits of Scandinavian design.

Land of the design geniuses.

vintage craft books, free sewing, knitting and crochet patterns, fashion, accessories and homeware to make

Folk art flowers of the Kaszuby Region

Images of art, design, fashion and fancy. 20 images of the same tone or color in a row. over and over and over again. Straight from a lady in the fine city of Portland, OR. Enjoy. -Jen-

Emelie Sundberg home tour - interior of Swedish home - kitchen table

Funky Folk Scandinavian Flower Repeating Pattern. Surface design, pattern design

Of interest is the mirror hanging above the doorway, reflecting additional light into the space....

Publisher: Librairie Grund, Paris. A charming illustrated edition of this French play by Moliere, profusely illustrated in colour by Maurice Tranchant. Le Medecin Malgre Lui is a farcical play focused on Sgnanarelle, a character portrayed on stage by Moliere himself. The play was first performed at the Theatre du-Palais Royal by La Troupe du Roi in 1667.

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Gustavian Swedish colors are very muted with lots of grays and creams.; but not always. The Gustavian Swedes of the 18th century loved color too!

From the outside, this country house in Sweden looks like the typical Swedish home. The red-painted wood and the green front door surrounded by greenery look

A textile designer’s bright, airy Swedish summer bolt-hole | House & Garden